joelr
Well-Known Member
No evidence can refute the solar system. The solar system and area is the fishbowl. If we are talking about this solar system there is time here. Really. In all of the space in this solar system there is time also. When you take a huge swath of this solar system and want to use it in a triangle to the stars, you are dealing with more than just space. You also are dealing with time. You cannot divest space of time.
You do not know what effect time has on space and space on time. If both or either were different in deep space that means we can neither say how much space out there is involved or time. We can only say how much fishbowl space is involved. (apparently you are not even aware that time also exists here) All you are trying to do is take time and space of the fishbowl here, and draw a line to the stars as if that time and space were the same all the way. You do not know that. Really. Man has not even been a light day away with probes.
The laws of physics, including photons are theorized to be universal. The phenomenon we see throughout the universe require that the same laws are being followed in all the observable universe.
Stars form the same as do all other phenomena, solar systems... We do know much about space and time, they are not separate but rather spacetime. Both will warp and our speed remains constant in spacetime. This is Minowski's 4-vector explanation of special relativity. So far it is our best theory on spacetime.
Reasons that the fundamental forces would behave different in different parts of space are non-existant. When we look into the deep universe we are looking into the deep past and the laws of physics work fine.
The microwave background was theorized using the laws of physics, as were most of the other things we see beyond the solar system. Supernovas, black holes, galaxy clusters, star formation nebulas all require the same laws of physics that we have here. As do the big bang, formation of the first elements hydrogen and helium, fusion in stars which created all the other atoms, it all relies on physics working exactly as it does here and now.